When relying on compressed air to power an industrial facility or run production lines, the competence of your service provider is just as critical as the quality of your equipment. It is vital to know that the supplier you are working with complies with safety laws, minimises your energy usage, and maintains air quality standards. […]
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Choosing between a refrigerated air dryer and a desiccant air dryer is one of the most critical equipment decisions you will make for your compressed air system. Picking the wrong setup can lead to high running costs or unexpected production downtime. When you compress ambient air, you also squeeze out massive amounts of water vapour. […]
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Across Cambridge city and the wider East Anglia region, the pharmaceutical and life sciences sector forms a crucial part of the local economy. For facilities operating in these highly regulated environments, compressed air is far more than an energy utility – it is a direct or indirect part of the manufacturing process,requiring careful design, control […]
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When we are speaking to customers about upgrading or replacing their industrial air compressor, one question comes up more than any other: “Is a Variable Speed Drive (VSD) compressor worth the higher upfront investment over a fixed speed compressor?” While fixed speed compressors remain a reliable choice for certain continuous, flat-line air demands, they can […]
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With energy prices remaining a critical consideration for manufacturers across East Anglia, facility managers are under constant pressure to optimise site efficiency. Yet, in many production plants across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, compressed air leaks are causing thousands of pounds to be quietly escaping into thin air every single month. The British Compressed Air Society […]
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When a compressor breaks down, the pressure to get things back up and running is immediate. Downtime affects production and can ultimately mean failing to deliver on commitments to customers. The first question our engineers get asked when they attend an emergency breakdown is usually not what failed, but how fast can air be restored. […]
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Hot weather can put extra strain on your compressor, especially when systems are running for longer periods or operating in less than ideal conditions. Higher temperatures can have a negative effect on efficiency as well as increasing wear on key components and raising the risk of breakdowns. Here’s a few simple checks you can do […]
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The engineering sector continues to face a well-documented skills gap, with a shortage of qualified technicians entering the industry. At Cambs Compressors, we’re commited to doing our bit to address this by investing in apprenticeship programmes that give young people the opportunity to get hands-on and develop practical skills from day one. For over 5 […]
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As part of our commitment to our continual learning, development and improvement programme, all of our engineers have recently completed manufacturer training at BOGE’s UK headquarters in Huddersfield. The training was a great chance for the team to spend time with the manufacturer and get hands-on with the latest equipment. Cambs Compressors are a BOGE […]
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